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Endometriotic cyst increased in 1 month
I have an endometriotic cyst detected 1 month back in left ovary. size was 7.1*5.4cm with internal septa 2.3 mm
Doctor prescribed novelon and revomin for 21 days.
I again did USG on day 6 of period ( was having spotting only). Cyst size is increased to 81*64*52 mm with internal septa of 2.2 mm.
Doctor asked me to repeat USG after 3 months, but I did it after 1 month only; does cyst increase before decreasing.
Is cyst size increased? ( Radiologist said it is same size)
Is there any better medication than novelon for this cyst.
I am 26 unmaried female and no pain in periods
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Dr. Neha Vashisth
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12 yrs exp
Jaipur
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Dr. Prashant Jain
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20 yrs exp
Jalgaon
Yes it’s increased a bit , you need to continue tabs for 3 months do complete course and after that usg if it’s reducing will need continuation of treatment if no reduction other line of treatment she be started
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Usg after 2 month
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If pain in between consult and go for usg early
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